Tag: steel connections
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Why W-Shapes in the Same Nominal Depth Series Do Not Line Up
Learn why W-shapes in one nominal depth series can have different actual depths, flange geometry, elevations, and connection detailing requirements.
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Back-to-Back Steel Channels and Angles: Orientation, Spacing, and Detailing
Learn how to detail back-to-back steel channels and angles, including orientation, spacing, built-up behavior, section properties, and CAD drawing practice.
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Steel Angle Terminology: Legs, Toes, Heel, Fillet, and Orientation
Learn structural steel angle terminology, including legs, toes, heel, backs, fillet, connected legs, orientation, and practical CAD detailing checks.
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Gross Area vs. Net Area in Structural Steel Members
Learn how gross, net, and effective net area differ in steel members, why shape tables list gross area, and how holes and connection geometry affect calculations.
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Structural Tee (WT) Shapes: Designations, Orientation, and Detailing Geometry
Learn how structural tee WT shapes are designated, oriented, detailed, and modeled, including centroid location, cut edges, fillets, and connection geometry.
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Service Stair
Service stair CAD and detailing reference covering layout, steel framing, treads, landings, railings, connections, and drawing review considerations.
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